Titans' Draft Focus: Love, Styles, or Edge Rushers?

0:00It's April 10th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI tracking teams, players, and standings. The Tennessee Titans hold the number 4 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, and mod drafts are heating up as the pre-draft cycle. Raps. Experts agree they're not chasing a quarterback like Fernando Mendoza, who's expected gone early. Instead, picks hinge on moves by the Jets and Cardinals ahead of them, with a focus on building around second-year signal caller Cam Ward after heavy. Pre-agency spending. Most draft gurus, including Mel Kuiper Jr. from ESPN, Tim Kreen of Clutch Points, Bucky Brooks and Daniel Jeremiah from NFL.com, plus Bleacher. Report staff, project running back Jeremiah Love. To Tennessee, his speed, power, vision, and receiving skills could transform the run game under new offensive coordinator Brian Dable, easing pressure on Ward and even boosting ticket sales in the new stadium. Ed Yates from ESPN sees a defensive twist, mocking Ohio State linebacker, sunny styles to

1:05the Titans. With Robert Sale now calling defensive plays, grabbing a top-middle linebacker makes sense to stabilize the unit. Ed rusher's dominate other projections. NFL.com's Charles Davis and Chad Reuter, along with CBS Sports as Garipado, like Texas text David Bailey as the draft's best pass rusher. Repair him opposite your main Johnson the second, whom they traded for, completing Sale's revamped front with recent Jets editions like John, Franklin Myers, and Solomon Thomas. Todd McShay from the ringer rounds it out with Miami's Rubin Bain Jr. praising his power moves despite shorter arms. No matter the direction, the Titans look primed to address offense or defense needs right away, setting up a strong foundation around Ward for the long haul.